At dawn on 25 April 1915 soldiers of the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) began landing on Gallipoli here at North Beach and around Anzac Cove
to the south of the nearby headland
We visit Hagia Sophia, the great cathedral that was once the former spiritual heart of the Byzantine Empire Then, we explore The Blue Mosque, an architectural masterpiece dating from the 17th century that is famed for its exquisite blue tiles and six elegant minarets and Hippodrome
1st Day... Arrival at Istanbul's Ataturk International Airport (or at the pier) and transfer to your hotel.
2nd Day... Full day tour of Istanbul, starting with a drive around the Golden Horn and the great walls of Constantinople, we pass Dolmabahce Palace, then cross the Galata Bridge before arriving in Sultanahmet Square
A region created by the erosion of soft volcanic stone by the wind and rain of centuries, Cappadocia's haunting beauty defies description. It is a land of soft, cone-shaped rock formations, homes honeycombed into "fairy chimneys" and still occupied today, churches carved into sheer rock and adorned with brilliant frescoes and awe-inspiring red-tinted rock formations and bluffs
The sheer volume and diversity of Turkey's myriad classical sites, even concentrated as they are in a comparatively small geographical area, can be a bit overwhelming for the first-time visitor.This tour offers you an overview of some of Turkey's finest archaeological sites, stunning landscapes and timeless, pastoral traditions.
As archeologists continue to uncover an ever expanding number of vast ancient cities on and near Turkey's Aegean coast, one thing has become increasingly apparent: No other spot in the world boasts such a well-preserved and rich link with the ancient past
The wonders of Turkey don't end at the water's edge. The shoreline is a land of sheer cliffs framing crystal-clear coves, wetlands teeming with aquatic life, deep green forests contrasting with the subtly shifting milky greens and vivid blue hues of the magical Mediterranean
The Gateway to Mesopotamia
So spectacular are the ruins and natural beauty of Western Turkey that many travelers neglect to venture out to the exotic and compelling sites of the Southeast. Long before the great Greek and Roman cities
rose up along the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts, civilizations even more ancient flourished in an area lying between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
The sheer volume and diversity of Turkey's myriad classical sites, even concentrated as they are in a comparatively small geographical area, can be a bit overwhelming for the first-time visitor. This tour offers you an overview of some of Turkey's finest archaeological sites, stunning landscapes and timeless, pastoral traditions
Turkey Tours
Imperial Tour 
